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Why is milk needed?

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The milk is partly to thin out the mixture, to help it soak into the bread easier. It also slightly contributes to the flavor.

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How long can French toast last in the freezer?

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If you wrap French toast properly with foil or plastic wrap, it can last about a month or two in the freezer before losing most of its flavor.

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Is the French toast supposed to be squishy?

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Slightly. It shouldn't be so squishy that the eggs are still raw inside; instead, it should be slightly softened only, since this meal is cooked for a short period of time on a stove.

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Is brown sugar a substitute for cinnamon?

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No, while brown sugar is fine to use if you like it, it has a different flavor from cinnamon and won't add any spiciness. If you don't want to use cinnamon, that's fine but it would just be a sweet toast rather than a spicy and sweet one if you left it out.

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